Tenants, landlords and courts prepare as CDC eviction hold is set to end July 31
Christina Rosales, deputy director of Texas Housers, stressed there's an information gap between governments and tenants when it comes to rental relief available.
Author: Zack Briggs
Updated: 6:43 PM CDT June 28, 2021
SAN ANTONIO — Another looming deadline has renters and landlords nationwide, including here in Texas, wondering what the next steps are once the eviction moratorium expires at the end of July.
“There’s been a wave of panic every time these protections start to run out,” said Christina Rosales, deputy director of Texas Housers.
The federal government has distributed more than $3 billion to Texas and communities across the state.